Waterloo Bridge, Sunlight Effect 1903

Claude Monet's "Waterloo Bridge, Sunlight Effect" (1903) is a quintessential Impressionist work, capturing the fleeting beauty of light and atmosphere. The painting depicts the iconic bridge in London bathed in a hazy, luminous glow, with the Thames River flowing beneath. Monet's brushstrokes are visible, contributing to the overall sense of movement and blurring the lines between reality and abstraction. The piece showcases Monet's fascination with the effects of light and weather, and the ephemeral nature of the natural world.